Recently, another population of T cells (Th17) is found to be involved in T1D pathology.
(D) Effect of spatial shuffling on the mean decoding in another population of neurons, with a similar relationship as in (C).
Shortly thereafter, a separate process sets in, carried out by another population of hippocampal neurons and geared towards coordinating object reinstatement among entorhinal cortex neurons.
Wildlife biologists have long recommended establishing another population of bears in the Bitterroot region to lessen the risk of extinction and ultimately provide a vital genetic link between the geographically isolated grizzlies in Yellowstone and those farther north.
The amount of uranium present can be determined by irradiation to produce thermal fission of uranium-235, which produces another population of tracks, these related to the uranium concentration of the mineral.
However, if the organism is reexposed to the same antigen that stimulated their formation, the body mounts a second immune response that is led by these long-lasting memory cells, which then give rise to another population of identical effector and memory cells.
There are believed to only be about 200-250 elephants in the Cardamoms, with another population of similar size in eastern Cambodia, according to CI. However these are still some of the largest remaining wild populations for the endangered Asian elephant, which once roamed from the Middle East across to China and into south-east Asia.
Lizards were allowed to emigrate to another population of the same bias in sex ratio.
Subsequently, corresponding to each upper level individual, the lower level optimization task is comprehensively solved by evolving another population of (n = 20) individuals.
For example, in another population of Arabidopsis, two to five QTLs were identified (Hausmann et al. 2005; Juenger et al. 2005).
The purpose of focusing on these groups of participants was twofold, replicating some of the experiments conducted previously with another population of participants regarding: 1) age; and 2) profession.
